A Houston homeowner seeks planting suggestions for a natural noise barrier along a back fence bordering a road.
Sound is vibration—leaves and twigs do not effectively block or redirect traffic noise. EHow discussion confirms this limitation.
If structural solutions aren't feasible, add "white noise"—flowing fountain or wind chimes—to make traffic noise less perceptible through auditory masking.
Plants enhance privacy and beauty but won't solve a genuine noise problem. Invest in berm/wall for measurable decibel reduction.
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